Yamaha Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid 2025

Name: Yamaha Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid 2025
Brand: Yamaha
Rating: 4 (5 reviews)

Rs 700K - 830K

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Engine Capacity

125cc

Power

8ps

Torque

10Nm

Transmission

Automatic (Continuously Variable)

MILEAGE-ARAI

58 kmpl

Body Style

Maxi Scooter

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Overview

Looking for a lightweight 125cc scooter for daily Sri Lankan commuting rather than outright performance? The Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid targets urban riders who value low weight, fuel-saving technology and official support. Yamaha Sri Lanka currently lists the Ray ZR 125 Disc with fuel injection and Blue Core Hybrid technology. However, the local listing does not identify it specifically as a 2025 model-year scooter.

Pros

The kerb weight is only 99 kg. One overseas owner describes easy manoeuvrability through traffic and tight spaces.

The local version uses a 190 mm front disc with UBS. The rear brake is a drum unit.

Yamaha Sri Lanka states a 71 km/l standard rated average. Its local mileage challenge recorded even higher efficiency.

Peak torque is 9.7 Nm at 5,000 rpm. One overseas owner describes the scooter as easy to handle in city traffic.

AMW is Yamaha's official Sri Lankan distributor. Yamaha Sri Lanka also states that genuine parts and aftersales support are available.

Cons

Ground clearance is 145 mm. Deep potholes and tall speed humps require more care on uneven roads.

ABS is not listed on the local specification. The Disc version instead uses a front disc, rear drum and UBS.

The rear wheel is 10 inches. Overseas owners also report a firm rear suspension over rough surfaces.

The local listing does not identify a 2025 YOM. Buyers should confirm the year from registration and import documents.

Independent Sri Lankan everyday mileage evidence remains limited. Yamaha's published local data includes a manufacturer-run efficiency challenge.

Driver Insights

4
out of 5

Based on owner feedback and available market impressions, the Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid is generally described as a light and easy-to-manage scooter for daily city use. Owners often highlight its 99 kg kerb weight as useful in traffic, while some report that the hybrid assist is noticeable during stronger acceleration. Feedback also points to a relatively firm rear suspension on rough roads, which may be felt on broken Sri Lankan surfaces. Overall, the RayZR appears best suited to riders prioritising manoeuvrability, fuel efficiency and everyday commuting rather than outright performance.

Key Features & Design

The local scooter combines hybrid assist, stop-start and digital instrumentation within a 99 kg package. One overseas owner also highlights its easy manoeuvrability through congested city traffic.

Performance

Handling and Comfort

Braking & Safety

Wheels & Tires

Speed & Mileage

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid officially available in Sri Lanka?

Yes. Yamaha Sri Lanka currently lists the Ray ZR 125 Disc, while AMW is Yamaha's official local distributor. The product page does not specify a 2025 model year. Buyers should therefore confirm the YOM using registration and import documents.

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Written by

Kavish Fernando

Kavish Fernando is an automotive writer and vehicle research analyst with a strong interest in passenger cars, SUVs, hybrids, EVs, and emerging mobility trends. His work focuses on translating technical vehicle information, owner feedback, market data, and global automotive sources into clear, practical reviews for Sri Lankan buyers. With a background in automotive research, vehicle specifications, market comparison, and buyer-focused content, Kavish reviews vehicles from the perspective of everyday usability, ownership value, reliability, performance, comfort, safety, and local market relevance. His reviews are based on verified specifications, manufacturer data, international automotive publications, owner discussions, and available Sri Lankan market listings where applicable.